Harry Kane is sure the pressure of the England captaincy would never weigh him down, after Gareth Southgate handed him the armband for Thursday's game against Slovenia.
Kane will lead the side out at Wembley for a match that could end with confirmation of a place at next year's World Cup, but England manager Southgate has been reluctant to anoint a permanent successor to the retired Wayne Rooney.
Jordan Henderson, Joe Hart and Gary Cahill have all been handed the responsibility, while Kane took the reigns against Scotland and Spain in June.
Former England boss Roy Hodgson has suggested leadership might detract from the Tottenham striker's main job - scoring goals and winning matches - but Kane, who netted 13 times in his last eight matches, has no such concerns.